Fix menubar ghost status item on macOS Tahoe#194
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Set accessory activation policy in willFinishLaunching before the focus chain forms. Debounce observation tracking to coalesce rapid property changes into a single status bar refresh.
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Summary
setActivationPolicy(.accessory)towillFinishLaunchingso the policy is set before the app's focus chain forms — eliminates the ghost status item bug on macOS 26.xwithObservationTrackingonChange with 50ms coalesce so rapid property updates trigger onerefreshStatusButton()instead of N